Sage coffee machine Black Friday 2026: Deals to expect this year

SAGE coffee machine Black Friday deals are still a couple of months away, but the brand has already started discounting prices for some of its best sellers. The Barista Express, which is the machine a lot of coffee-lovers have had on their wish list, is down to £499.95 from £629.95 at full price. You’ll find savings across many different Sage coffee machines and other appliances this November Sage sale and offers That’s a sizeable £130 off, and the cheapest price we could find online right now. Sign up for the Shopping newsletter Thank you! The Barista Pro price has been similarly shaved down, now £599.95 from £729.95. The Bambino Plus, which is Sage’s compact pick at a more budget-friendly £399.95, is sticking to that price for the time being, but we’re keeping our eyes peeled. A date for the diary – Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday 27 November this year, with Cyber Monday following close behind on 30 November. Most big brands now have a full Black Friday week starting from around 21 November, and Sage has historically been one to make its move earlier than the day itself. If you want a better look at what else is out there before the shopping season starts, take a look at our best coffee machines round-up, which covers all the models we’ve tested across every price point. Sage has plenty of famous fans, too, with Molly-Mae a long-standing user of the high-end Barista Touch. Best Sage coffee machine deals now live Sage the Barista Express A reliable Black Friday price that tends to sell fast Sage the Barista Express with Milk Jug Thermal: £499.95 (was £629.95) at Sage What’s the deal? £499.95 when bought directly from Sage, down from £629.95 (saving £130). Why we love it: The Barista Express is the machine that converts most people from pods to real espresso, without needing to fiddle with a separate grinder for the privilege. Steel conical burrs and 16 grind settings mean the shot is dialled perfectly, and the pressure gauge lets you know whether it’s running fast or slow. There’s also a manual steam wand you’ll need to master, and the 31.8cm width will fit on most worktops without dominating. Tried and tested: Sage Barista Express Pros: Good for personalisation, double and single wall coffee baskets, built-in milk steamer, hot water tap Cons: Expensive, requires some trial and error, self-tamping and use of razor can be messy Our verdict: This was our reviewer’s first ever bean-to-cup machine, and it was nothing short of a life-changing transition for me. Having always been a ground beans and French press kind of guy, this Sage Barista Express machine not only looks great on the countertop, it allowed him to experiment with personalisation until he got the perfect espresso. The hot water tap and the built-in milk frother are also welcome additions, and it really does feel like you have your own coffee shop set up at home. It was a bit fiddly to get the settings right, and he found that it definitely took adjustments to the grind size and amount when straying away from one specific brand of beans to ensure that the pressure meter hits that ‘espresso zone’. Overall, a perfect entry-level coffee machine for the budding barista who isn’t afraid to get stuck in. Key specs: Size: 40 x 32 x 35cm Weight: 10.4kg Compatibility: coffee beans 16 precision grind settings, steel conical burrs 54mm stainless steel portafilter Manual microfoam steam wand 250g bean hopper, 2-litre water tank 1,850W Two-year Sage guarantee In the box: Razor dose trimming tool, Dosing Funnel, single and dual wall filter baskets, integrated tamper, stainless steel milk jug, cleaning kit, water filter Other Sage Black Friday deals Sage the Barista Pro Sage the Barista Pro: £599.95 (was £729.95) at Sage What’s the deal? £599.95 at Sage, down from £729.95, saving £130. Why we love it: The Pro is an alternative to the Express if you don’t like waiting, heating up in seconds rather than leaving you waiting for minutes (great when you’re rushing in the morning). You also get a full display instead of the old-fashioned dial, which means more control over the end result. Sage the Smart Grinder Pro Sage the Smart Grinder Pro: £189.95 (was £209.95) at Sage What’s the deal? £189.95 at Sage, reduced from £209.95, so £20 off. Why we love it: This grinder is perfect if you’ve been eyeing up a machine without one built in (like the Bambino Plus), completing the setup with 60 grind settings and a dose timer. Sage the Smart Oven Air Fryer Sage the Smart Oven Air Fryer: £299.95 (was £329.95) at Sage What’s the deal? £299.95 at Sage, down from £329.95, a £30 saving. Why we love it: This smart air fryer is perfect if you want something that does it all – chicken nuggets and a whole roast dinner alike. It’s ideal for those who haven’t got a decent built-in oven, and will fit nicely on the countertop no matter what your space is like. Sage the Super Q Sage the Super Q: £499.95 (was £599.95) at Sage What’s the deal? £499.95 at Sage, down from £599.95, saving £100. Why we love it: This is Sage’s flagship blender and is able to handle frozen fruit and ice at an audio level that won’t make you regret buying it at 8am on a Saturday morning. What was in the Sage Black Friday 2025 sale? Last year’s event centred on the espresso range, as it usually does. We tracked the Barista Touch down to £800 from £1,050 at Argos, and the Barista Express at £499, reduced from £629, at John Lewis. The Barista Pro landed at £630 from £730 at Argos, while the Duo Temp Pro came down to £299.95 from £399.95. Away from coffee, the Super Q blender hit £499.95 from £599, the Nutri Juicer Cold XL fell to £279.95 from £329, and the Fast Slow GO multi-cooker dropped to £149.95. The headline reductions went to the big-ticket machines, and several of the strongest offers sold out before the weekend was over. What retailers stock Sage coffee machines? Sage always sells direct through its own site, which is where the current Barista Express and Barista Pro reductions are right now. Beyond that, the main UK stockists are John Lewis, Argos, Currys, AO, Lakeland and Very, with Amazon also carrying most of the range. John Lewis is usually worth a look for the two-year guarantee as standard, while Argos tends to be the one running percentage-off voucher codes during sale events. Prices move independently between them, so it is worth checking two or three before committing. This goes for during Black Friday week in particular, as the cheapest retailer for a given machine can change day to day. Sage also offers free UK delivery on orders over £10, with a £2.50 charge below that, and takes returns within 30 days of receipt. When is Cyber Monday 2026, and is Sage taking part? When is Cyber Monday? This year, the event falls on 30 November 2026, three days after Black Friday. It’s always the Monday after Black Friday and the grand finale of the annual shopping spree. Originally focused on online shopping, Cyber Monday has evolved, with retailers now offering deals both online and in-store. It’s one of the best days to snag bargains after Black Friday, but if you’re eyeing something specific, don’t wait too long hoping for even lower prices. While many offers are available over the long weekend, the best deals with the biggest discounts sell out quickly. Luckily for bargain hunters, Sage has been known to offer discounts on Cyber Monday, so we may see similar savings once again this year. How much does Sage shipping cost? Anything over £10 qualifies for free delivery; for items under £10, the shipping charge is £2.50. Delivery takes three to four working days unless otherwise specified on the product page. As far as we can see, there is no next-day delivery, but three to four days is pretty quick for standard shipping. 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